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legaleagle 02 Feb 15 10.59pm
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legaleagle 02 Feb 15 11.01pm
Quote Mapletree at 02 Feb 2015 9.36pm Quote legaleagle at 02 Feb 2015 9.24pm Sorry, I think that classes as a whoosh. The three dots may be an indication that what I said was intended to be irony. ..... If so,fair enough and time for me to spend 10 minutes outside the class room door for not realising,practising my tables
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Jimenez SELHURSTPARKCHESTER,DA BRONX 02 Feb 15 11.19pm
Quote Jimenez at 02 Feb 2015 1.12pm Quote nickgusset at 02 Feb 2015 1.08pm Quote Jimenez at 02 Feb 2015 12.42pm Quote nickgusset at 01 Feb 2015 9.53pm Quote becky at 01 Feb 2015 9.15pm Quote nickgusset at 01 Feb 2015 11.22am Under Tory cund plans, if all students do not know their times tables on leaving primary school for 2 years in a row, a school can be forced into being an academy. How stupid! Whilst I acknowledge that rapid recall of multiplication facts is a good thing, there is no way on God's earth that all children are capable of learning them. http://m.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-31079515 Why not? We all did when I was at primary school - it was one of the basic foundation stones of our education! Don't get me wrong, it's something that all teachers aim for. However, to expect all children to learn them is short sighted. In all schools I've taught in there has been a wide range of abiliies in a class. With the best will in the world, there will always be one or two who for one reason or another won't manage it. Morgan should know this, so to use it as a punitive way into forced academisation is clearly a political move. Just out of curiosity what sort of percentage rate would you deem acceptable? Above about 80 to 85 percent So if a 80% target was offered by the government you would be quite happy with that figure? I have to agree 100% in any event is unachievable. You didn't answer my question? Pro USA & Israel
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SELHURSTPARKCHESTER,DA BRONX 02 Feb 15 11.19pm

Quote Jimenez at 02 Feb 2015 1.12pm

Quote nickgusset at 02 Feb 2015 1.08pm

Quote Jimenez at 02 Feb 2015 12.42pm

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Quote nickgusset at 01 Feb 2015 11.22am

Under Tory cund plans, if all students do not know their times tables on leaving primary school for 2 years in a row, a school can be forced into being an academy. How stupid! Whilst I acknowledge that rapid recall of multiplication facts is a good thing, there is no way on God's earth that all children are capable of learning them.
http://m.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-31079515

Why not? We all did when I was at primary school - it was one of the basic foundation stones of our education!

Don't get me wrong, it's something that all teachers aim for. However, to expect all children to learn them is short sighted.
In all schools I've taught in there has been a wide range of abiliies in a class. With the best will in the world, there will always be one or two who for one reason or another won't manage it.
Morgan should know this, so to use it as a punitive way into forced academisation is clearly a political move.

Just out of curiosity what sort of percentage rate would you deem acceptable?

Above about 80 to 85 percent

So if a 80% target was offered by the government you would be quite happy with that figure? I have to agree 100% in any event is unachievable.

You didn't answer my question?

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nickgusset Shizzlehurst 02 Feb 15 11.27pm
Quote Jimenez at 02 Feb 2015 11.19pm Quote Jimenez at 02 Feb 2015 1.12pm Quote nickgusset at 02 Feb 2015 1.08pm Quote Jimenez at 02 Feb 2015 12.42pm Quote nickgusset at 01 Feb 2015 9.53pm Quote becky at 01 Feb 2015 9.15pm Quote nickgusset at 01 Feb 2015 11.22am Under Tory cund plans, if all students do not know their times tables on leaving primary school for 2 years in a row, a school can be forced into being an academy. How stupid! Whilst I acknowledge that rapid recall of multiplication facts is a good thing, there is no way on God's earth that all children are capable of learning them. http://m.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-31079515 Why not? We all did when I was at primary school - it was one of the basic foundation stones of our education! Don't get me wrong, it's something that all teachers aim for. However, to expect all children to learn them is short sighted. In all schools I've taught in there has been a wide range of abiliies in a class. With the best will in the world, there will always be one or two who for one reason or another won't manage it. Morgan should know this, so to use it as a punitive way into forced academisation is clearly a political move. Just out of curiosity what sort of percentage rate would you deem acceptable? Above about 80 to 85 percent So if a 80% target was offered by the government you would be quite happy with that figure? I have to agree 100% in any event is unachievable. You didn't answer my question? Sorry been busy doing holradio and marking. I'd say twas a reasonable target and certainly couldn't be complained about.
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Shizzlehurst 02 Feb 15 11.27pm

Quote Jimenez at 02 Feb 2015 11.19pm

Quote Jimenez at 02 Feb 2015 1.12pm

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Quote nickgusset at 01 Feb 2015 9.53pm

Quote becky at 01 Feb 2015 9.15pm

Quote nickgusset at 01 Feb 2015 11.22am

Why not? We all did when I was at primary school - it was one of the basic foundation stones of our education!

Just out of curiosity what sort of percentage rate would you deem acceptable?

Above about 80 to 85 percent

So if a 80% target was offered by the government you would be quite happy with that figure? I have to agree 100% in any event is unachievable.

You didn't answer my question?

Sorry been busy doing holradio and marking.
I'd say twas a reasonable target and certainly couldn't be complained about.

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nickgusset Shizzlehurst 02 Feb 15 11.28pm
What is depressing is teaching and edumacation being used as a political football.
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What is depressing is teaching and edumacation being used as a political football.

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Jimenez SELHURSTPARKCHESTER,DA BRONX 02 Feb 15 11.33pm
Quote nickgusset at 02 Feb 2015 11.27pm Quote Jimenez at 02 Feb 2015 11.19pm Quote Jimenez at 02 Feb 2015 1.12pm Quote nickgusset at 02 Feb 2015 1.08pm Quote Jimenez at 02 Feb 2015 12.42pm Quote nickgusset at 01 Feb 2015 9.53pm Quote becky at 01 Feb 2015 9.15pm Quote nickgusset at 01 Feb 2015 11.22am Under Tory cund plans, if all students do not know their times tables on leaving primary school for 2 years in a row, a school can be forced into being an academy. How stupid! Whilst I acknowledge that rapid recall of multiplication facts is a good thing, there is no way on God's earth that all children are capable of learning them. http://m.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-31079515 Why not? We all did when I was at primary school - it was one of the basic foundation stones of our education! Don't get me wrong, it's something that all teachers aim for. However, to expect all children to learn them is short sighted. In all schools I've taught in there has been a wide range of abiliies in a class. With the best will in the world, there will always be one or two who for one reason or another won't manage it. Morgan should know this, so to use it as a punitive way into forced academisation is clearly a political move. Just out of curiosity what sort of percentage rate would you deem acceptable? Above about 80 to 85 percent So if a 80% target was offered by the government you would be quite happy with that figure? I have to agree 100% in any event is unachievable. You didn't answer my question? Sorry been busy doing holradio and marking. I'd say twas a reasonable target and certainly couldn't be complained about. Ok a straight enough answer with NO spin 8/10 Pro USA & Israel
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SELHURSTPARKCHESTER,DA BRONX 02 Feb 15 11.33pm

Quote nickgusset at 02 Feb 2015 11.27pm

Quote Jimenez at 02 Feb 2015 11.19pm

Quote Jimenez at 02 Feb 2015 1.12pm

Quote nickgusset at 02 Feb 2015 1.08pm

Quote Jimenez at 02 Feb 2015 12.42pm

Quote nickgusset at 01 Feb 2015 9.53pm

Quote becky at 01 Feb 2015 9.15pm

Quote nickgusset at 01 Feb 2015 11.22am

Why not? We all did when I was at primary school - it was one of the basic foundation stones of our education!

Just out of curiosity what sort of percentage rate would you deem acceptable?

Above about 80 to 85 percent

So if a 80% target was offered by the government you would be quite happy with that figure? I have to agree 100% in any event is unachievable.

You didn't answer my question?

Sorry been busy doing holradio and marking.
I'd say twas a reasonable target and certainly couldn't be complained about.

Ok a straight enough answer with NO spin 8/10

Pro USA & Israel

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nickgusset Shizzlehurst 09 Mar 15 11.44pm
[Link] £1billion worth of public assets transferred to private hands. No wonder Morgan and Hunt are pushing them through.
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£1billion worth of public assets transferred to private hands.
No wonder Morgan and Hunt are pushing them through.

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Stuk Top half 09 Mar 15 11.56pm
Mumsnet? f***ing hell, nick. And you honestly expect to be taken seriously? This "news" relates back to the times table how again by the way? Optimistic as ever
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Top half 09 Mar 15 11.56pm

Mumsnet? f***ing hell, nick. And you honestly expect to be taken seriously?

This "news" relates back to the times table how again by the way?

Optimistic as ever

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OldFella London 10 Mar 15 12.00am
Quote nickgusset at 09 Mar 2015 11.44pm [Link] £1billion worth of public assets transferred to private hands. No wonder Morgan and Hunt are pushing them through. You/David Icke/Tony Blair/Mandelson/Campbell/Balls/Miliband/Kinnock/Prescott/Livingstone/the former Screaming Lord Sutch. A first eleven to be proud of. No-one saves, no-one scores, everybody divides their day equally between conspiracy theorising and waffle. And no-one actually ever does anything. Glad I don't live in your La La Land - and glad you don't teach my kids, fair to say.. Jackson.. Wan Bissaka.... Sansom.. Nicholas.. Cannon.. Guehi.... Zaha... Thomas.. Byrne... Holton.. Rogers.. that should do it..
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Quote nickgusset at 09 Mar 2015 11.44pm

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£1billion worth of public assets transferred to private hands.
No wonder Morgan and Hunt are pushing them through.

You/David Icke/Tony Blair/Mandelson/Campbell/Balls/Miliband/Kinnock/Prescott/Livingstone/the former Screaming Lord Sutch. A first eleven to be proud of. No-one saves, no-one scores, everybody divides their day equally between conspiracy theorising and waffle. And no-one actually ever does anything. Glad I don't live in your La La Land - and glad you don't teach my kids, fair to say..

Jackson.. Wan Bissaka.... Sansom.. Nicholas.. Cannon.. Guehi.... Zaha... Thomas.. Byrne... Holton.. Rogers.. that should do it..

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nickgusset Shizzlehurst 10 Mar 15 6.31am
Quote Stuk at 09 Mar 2015 11.56pm Mumsnet? f***ing hell, nick. And you honestly expect to be taken seriously? This "news" relates back to the times table how again by the way? So because it was reported on mums net it's not true. It relates to the thread because the coalition are doing all they can to wrest schools away from local authority (public) control to private hands. Edited by nickgusset (10 Mar 2015 6.34am)
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Shizzlehurst 10 Mar 15 6.31am

Quote Stuk at 09 Mar 2015 11.56pm

Mumsnet? f***ing hell, nick. And you honestly expect to be taken seriously?

This "news" relates back to the times table how again by the way?

So because it was reported on mums net it's not true.
It relates to the thread because the coalition are doing all they can to wrest schools away from local authority (public) control to private hands.

Edited by nickgusset (10 Mar 2015 6.34am)

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nickgusset Shizzlehurst 10 Mar 15 6.32am
Quote OldFella at 10 Mar 2015 12.00am Quote nickgusset at 09 Mar 2015 11.44pm [Link] £1billion worth of public assets transferred to private hands. No wonder Morgan and Hunt are pushing them through. You/David Icke/Tony Blair/Mandelson/Campbell/Balls/Miliband/Kinnock/Prescott/Livingstone/the former Screaming Lord Sutch. A first eleven to be proud of. No-one saves, no-one scores, everybody divides their day equally between conspiracy theorising and waffle. And no-one actually ever does anything. Glad I don't live in your La La Land - and glad you don't teach my kids, fair to say.. Actually it's because I care about kids education that I campaign against academies and free schools. .
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Shizzlehurst 10 Mar 15 6.32am

Quote OldFella at 10 Mar 2015 12.00am

Quote nickgusset at 09 Mar 2015 11.44pm

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£1billion worth of public assets transferred to private hands.
No wonder Morgan and Hunt are pushing them through.

Actually it's because I care about kids education that I campaign against academies and free schools. .

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matt_himself Matataland 10 Mar 15 6.58am
Quote nickgusset at 02 Feb 2015 11.28pm What is depressing is teaching and edumacation being used as a political football. Hypocrite. Both left and right, yourself too as 'Divisional Union Secretary' or whatever self important tag you give yourself, use education as political football. Your posts on here reek of it and are ideologically driven. "That was fun and to round off the day, I am off to steal a charity collection box and then desecrate a place of worship.” - Smokey, The Selhurst Arms, 26/02/02
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Matataland 10 Mar 15 6.58am

Quote nickgusset at 02 Feb 2015 11.28pm

What is depressing is teaching and edumacation being used as a political football.

Hypocrite.

Both left and right, yourself too as 'Divisional Union Secretary' or whatever self important tag you give yourself, use education as political football.

Your posts on here reek of it and are ideologically driven.

"That was fun and to round off the day, I am off to steal a charity collection box and then desecrate a place of worship.” - Smokey, The Selhurst Arms, 26/02/02

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